Physics – Plasma Physics
Scientific paper
Nov 1996
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American Physical Society, Division of Plasma Physics Meeting, November 10-15, 1996, abstract #4E.02
Physics
Plasma Physics
Scientific paper
We have used homogeneous plasmas of high density (up to 1.5 10^21 electrons per cm^3) and temperature ( ~ 3 keV) with large density scalelengths ( ~ 2 mm) in order to approximate conditions within National Ignition Facility (NIF) scale hohlraums. Low-Z gasbag plasmas were used to emulate the uniform low-Z plasma filling most of the ignition-scale hohlraum. Smaller, Nova-scale, hohlraums were used to replicate the shelf of gold that is ablated from the wall of the NIF hohlraum, in which the highest growth of SBS is expected to occur. The plasmas were formed with nine of the Nova beams while a tenth beam was used as an interaction beam, at the NIF relevant laser intensity (f/8, 3ω at 2 x 10^15 Wcm-2). The effect of smoothing the interaction beam by spectral dispersion (SSD) on SBS and SRS, and the transmitted beam characteristics, will be discussed.
Back Christina A.
Berger Richard L.
Blain M. A.
Canaud Benoit
Glenzer Siegfried H.
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